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Ghana’s economy has moved from standing on broomsticks to concrete pillars – Mahama
President John Mahama says Ghana’s economy has moved from being vulnerable to external shocks to becoming more resilient, likening the change to a shift from “broomsticks” to “concrete pillars.” President Mahama said the Iran-Israel-US conflict would have had a more devastating impact on Ghana’s economy in previous years.“In the past, this Iran-Israel-US war, if it had happened some years back, by now the economy would have come crashing down.”
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